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第96集小人物上籃 - 90年代紐約街頭籃球，籃球IQ

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/akafu99/episodes/2017-09-09T11_49_20-07_00

感謝小人物 @SpykeeJin 的提問，這次小人物上籃討論關於90年代的紐約街頭籃球，小人物Hans分享關於Rafer Alston, Speedy Claxton等紐約球風，以及這些街頭控球後衛如何轉換他們的比賽到NBA賽場上? 小人物們怎麼看一個球員的籃球IQ?

紐約曾經是NBA最大的控球後衛穀倉。過去來自紐約的控球後衛有一大串，簡單挑幾個，從時間差跳投Kenny Andreson，聰明卻慢到不行的Mark Jackson，強壯如坦克的Stephon Marbury，短小動作快速的Speedy Claxton，以及近代最著名的街頭轉職業的Rafer Alston。依小人物Hans在90年代末期在紐約打籃球的經驗，那個年代的紐約球風重視的是"過人"，更好的是讓對手"丟臉"，to humiliate。當時的小人物Hans是一位中距離非常準的球員，但是完全沒有人要理他。另外也因為擔心在防守端太認真防守反而會被騙被晃甚至"被跌倒"，防守時也沒有那麼的認真。所以整個比賽的目光都聚焦於持球者如何過人，或替隊友製造輕鬆得分的機會。至於是不是自己得分，或是在外線拔起來跳投等，都不是重點。如果有老球迷記得溜馬隊的Jamal Tinsley，這位可以拿到20個助攻卻完全沒有跳投的控球後衛，就是當時典型的紐約街頭產物。

所以反過來說，這些街頭文化下出身的球員，在進入NBA最大的障礙，就是發展出穩定的外線。或許是這個原因，讓近年來來自紐約且在NBA闖出名號的控球後衛越來越稀少了。認真看Rafer Alston，這位最純的街頭籃球員，他生涯命中率還是只在4成上下徘徊，但是後來他有努力的把自己的三分外線能力提升到35%左右，確保了自己在場上的利用價值。

當然另外一個在NBA重要的生存條件，就是籃球IQ。

這個先前小人物Hans曾提出，很好奇怎麼量化的特質。小人物Tyler表示，籃球IQ就是如何用最輕鬆的方式，達到最高效率的攻擊結果。例如Russell Westbrook可以每一球都跳得比你高灌得比你的中鋒還用力確保得分，但是Steve Nash卻可以再吸引兩位防守者包夾後，用恰到好處的傳球讓空檔中的隊友輕鬆上籃得分。當然還有更深的層次。灰熊隊的 Mike Conley甚至會考慮到，隊友Zach Randolph已經連續幾波攻擊沒有摸到球了，接下來該餵給他手感，讓他的手感不會冷掉。從近代籃球歷史來看，John Stockton, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash這一系列的控球後衛都是很典型整個團隊都會因為他們的存在而得到全面的戰力提升。Jason Kidd在籃網時期，最著名的就是能夠在場上指導每位球員去到最適合他們的位置，並用傳球引導隊友的跑位，甚至能夠把球依照每位隊友最喜歡的接球位置(腰部，胸前，還是頭頂處)來提升隊友的投籃命中率。Steve Nash當然最著名的絕招之一，就是在禁區一直轉轉轉，製造出對方防守者的包夾，替隊友製造出輕鬆的得分機會。

在防守端也是。John Stockton這位跑不快跳不高的控球後衛，卻是歷史上抄截最多的球員。缺乏頂級爆發力的Stockton，靠的是聰明絕頂對於傳球路徑的預測，以及對於對手進攻的直覺解讀，來成功的封鎖阻斷對方的進攻。這些對於場上瞬間變化的掌握，讓他成為歷史上不需要依賴身體指數，卻同時能夠在攻擊防守兩端都造成強烈威脅的球員。

當然籃球IQ也不局限於控球後衛身上。Draymond Green能夠以6呎7的身材卻從一到五號都能夠防守，就是因為他能夠恰到好處的去拿捏防守不同身高速度類型風格的球員時，該如何控自自己的位置以及預測對手下一步的動作。

相反的，如Dwight Howard, Derek Rose, 則是全身才華洋溢卻一直無法在NBA不斷改變的潮流中長時間保持自己的統治性，或許就是因為缺乏對於比賽細節所需的籃球IQ?

最後，最令小人物Hans期待的下一位依籃球IQ闖蕩NBA的控球後衛是誰? 他為什麼這麼認為? 在邁入他後段生涯的時刻，是否正好是展現籃球IQ的最佳時刻?

各位小人物認為籃球IQ最高的是誰? 全身才華卻敗在籃球IQ的是誰? 歡迎留言分享!

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Allen Iverson was practically going
like 60.


Iverson scored a career-high 58 points -- the most in the NBA
this season -- as he rallied the Philadelphia 76ers to a 112-106
overtime victory over the Houston Rockets.


In his fifth career 50-point game, Iverson scored 14 in the
final seven minutes of the fourth quarter, including two free
throws with 23 seconds left that forced overtime.


In the extra session, Iverson made a jumper, a gutsy 3-pointer
and the clinching free throws as he eclipsed his previous career
high of 54, set January 6, 2001 at Cleveland.


"I have won scoring titles, I've scored 50 points before and I
have won individual awards," Iverson said. "I haven't won a
championship and that is the only thing that I am concerned
with."


Iverson made 21-of-42 shots and 14-of-14 free throws as he fell
two points shy of becoming the 17th player in NBA history -- and
the shortest -- to score 60 points in a game.


"You know something? He has the ultimate green light," Rockets
guard Cuttino Mobley said. "It's hard to stop somebody when
he's got the ultimate green light and when (he) gets hot. He's
one of the best players in the league. Plus, he's fast as all
hell."


The NBA's scoring leader more than doubled his average of 28.2
points and established a league season high, one night after Los
Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant scored 56 points in just three
quarters vs. Memphis.


"We knew when Kobe got 56, he'd have a big game," 76ers coach
Larry Brown said. "He was incredible. He played 50 minutes.
He defended and he just played a phenomenal game."


The outburst was the most by any Sixer other than the legendary
Wilt Chamberlain. Chamberlain scored a team-record 68 points at
Chicago on December 16, 1967.


The Sixers are 3-2 when Iverson scores at least 50 points. That
does not include two playoff wins over Toronto last year.


"He is just tremendous," Rockets coach Rudy Tomjanovich said.
"We were running guys at him. Iverson just shot it before we
could get anyone across the floor. He was winging them from all
over the place. It was a great performance."


Rookie Speedy Claxton scored 16 points for Philadelphia, which
has won five of its last seven games.


"(Claxton) was aggressive every time he received the ball in a
double-team, shot it, and didn't even think about it," Brown
said. "His defense is just incredible."


"The important thing is trying to stay consistent," Iverson
added. "That's what makes a team good. With bad teams, you
knock them off and good teams you try to knock them off. If you
don't, you give the effort and then that carries on to the next
game."

On any other night, Allen Iverson would have begged to go back in the game. On Monday, he was begging for extra rest.

Playing with flu-like symptoms, Iverson scored all 24 of his points in the first half and then happily sat out the fourth quarter as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the New Orleans Hornets 103-91.

"I didn't feel good at shootaround," said Iverson, who told coach Maurice Cheeks he was ailing as he prepared to go back in for the fourth period. "He just told me to come back, and fortunately everything worked out fine."

Iverson, the NBA's second-leading scorer at 32.5 points per game, shot 8-of-22 from the field and 7-of-10 from the free-throw line. He also had nine assists as the Sixers (7-5) snapped a two-game skid. It was the first time this season that Iverson failed to score at least 25 points.

"I didn't feel good at all," he said. "I was dizzy out there for virtually the whole game. Once I stopped playing at halftime and came back in, I just never felt right. I think I'm coming down with something. I want to get home and take some medication and see how I feel in the morning."

Iverson was one of six Sixers to score in double figures. John Salmons scored 19 points, Andre Iguodala added 15 points and Chris Webber and Steven Hunter each had a double-double. Webber had 15 points and 10 rebounds, and Hunter had 10 points and 12 rebounds. Kyle Korver scored 10.

"I knew Allen wasn't feeling well and that I had to pick it up some," Salmons said. "He was encouraging us the whole fourth quarter to keep it up. It's a good feeling to play so well with Allen getting some rest."

The Sixers have been sporadic on defense this season, giving up an average of 106 points, 28th in the league entering the game. But their defense was much better from the start as they held the Hornets to 42 percent shooting in the first half en route to a 65-47 lead.

"We were more aggressive in our defense and the fact that we played more zone than we normally have," Cheeks said. "We were active in our zone, we were talking in our zone and we played a little more full-court defense."

David West scored 20 points, J.R. Smith added 17 and Speedy Claxton had 15 for the Hornets (4-6), who won their previous two games. The Hornets didn't win their fourth game until Jan. 11 last season.

"We were happy with two straight wins and that was satisfying enough for us instead of trying to come in here and get one against a very good basketball team," coach Byron Scott said.

The Sixers extended their lead to 83-63 after the third quarter and were never seriously threatened by the Hornets, who shot 5-of-21 from the field in that quarter and 31-of-78 (40 percent) for the game.

The Sixers also outrebounded the Hornets 50-38.

"They just got going," West said. "You can't let guys like that get comfortable."

Game notes

Sixers center Samuel Dalembert, who has missed every game this season with a right quad strain, said he expects to join the team soon after Thanksgiving. ... Attendance has started to dwindle a bit for the Sixers. They drew 12,452 against the Hornets, slightly more than the 12,211 that showed up for their Nov. 12 game against Toronto, which was their smallest crowd since the 1998-99 season. "We've got to earn them back," Cheeks said.

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Convisis
Convisis5 years ago
Old school Birdman looks like Kelly Olynyk
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Leon Gustama
Leon Gustama5 years ago
"Hey, Watch A.I" Lol he passed the ball an they still worried about him scoring
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Rei
Rei5 years ago
There`s no reason to play much in the 2nd half when you drop 24 points, 7 assists, and 3 rebounds in the 1st half and your team is up by double figures. Iverson still impressive even with flu-like symptoms
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PhillyChris35 years ago
Sweet finger roll over the young birdman
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mj3
mj35 years ago
nice upload, especially after you just showed that chris paul interview on AI
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REY4 years ago
How many pts AI scored this game? He had 22 before the half ?
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youngguru20004 years ago
I wish you had most of these Highlights in true HD tho!
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Allen Iverson was practically going
like 60.


Iverson scored a career-high 58 points -- the most in the NBA
this season -- as he rallied the Philadelphia 76ers to a 112-106
overtime victory over the Houston Rockets.


In his fifth career 50-point game, Iverson scored 14 in the
final seven minutes of the fourth quarter, including two free
throws with 23 seconds left that forced overtime.


In the extra session, Iverson made a jumper, a gutsy 3-pointer
and the clinching free throws as he eclipsed his previous career
high of 54, set January 6, 2001 at Cleveland.


"I have won scoring titles, I've scored 50 points before and I
have won individual awards," Iverson said. "I haven't won a
championship and that is the only thing that I am concerned
with."


Iverson made 21-of-42 shots and 14-of-14 free throws as he fell
two points shy of becoming the 17th player in NBA history -- and
the shortest -- to score 60 points in a game.


"You know something? He has the ultimate green light," Rockets
guard Cuttino Mobley said. "It's hard to stop somebody when
he's got the ultimate green light and when (he) gets hot. He's
one of the best players in the league. Plus, he's fast as all
hell."


The NBA's scoring leader more than doubled his average of 28.2
points and established a league season high, one night after Los
Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant scored 56 points in just three
quarters vs. Memphis.


"We knew when Kobe got 56, he'd have a big game," 76ers coach
Larry Brown said. "He was incredible. He played 50 minutes.
He defended and he just played a phenomenal game."


The outburst was the most by any Sixer other than the legendary
Wilt Chamberlain. Chamberlain scored a team-record 68 points at
Chicago on December 16, 1967.


The Sixers are 3-2 when Iverson scores at least 50 points. That
does not include two playoff wins over Toronto last year.


"He is just tremendous," Rockets coach Rudy Tomjanovich said.
"We were running guys at him. Iverson just shot it before we
could get anyone across the floor. He was winging them from all
over the place. It was a great performance."


Rookie Speedy Claxton scored 16 points for Philadelphia, which
has won five of its last seven games.


"(Claxton) was aggressive every time he received the ball in a
double-team, shot it, and didn't even think about it," Brown
said. "His defense is just incredible."


"The important thing is trying to stay consistent," Iverson
added. "That's what makes a team good. With bad teams, you
knock them off and good teams you try to knock them off. If you
don't, you give the effort and then that carries on to the next
game."


Cuttino Mobley scored 25 points and Kenny Thomas added 20 for
the Rockets, who wasted a 10-point fourth-quarter lead and have
alternated wins and losses in their last 11 games. Houston fell
to 2-3 in overtime.


"We have had a lot of games like this," Tomjanovich said. "Maybe
this is right where we are."


A scoop layup by Iverson moved the Sixers within 88-85 with 6:58
to go. Consecutive 3-pointers by Philadelphia natives Eddie
Griffin and Mobley rebuilt the lead to nine points, but Iverson
made two free throws and a three-point play before a jumper by
Eric Snow made it 94-92 with 2:59 left.


Thomas made two free throws, but Iverson hit the 500th 3-pointer
of his career and took a steal in for a layup, giving the Sixers
a 97-96 lead with 2:05 remaining.


Griffin turned a low-post jumper into a three-point play for a
99-97 edge with seconds to play. Iverson tied it with two from
the line 25 seconds later and the Rockets did not get off a last
shot.


"Nothing ever materialized," Tomjanovich said. "You have to
give Snow a lot of credit. (Moochie Norris) was going to take
it on his own and try to shake the guy and create something."


Iverson's jumper came after two foul shots each by Snow and Matt
Harpring and gave Philadelphia a 105-99 lead with 3:43 to play.
A jumper by Francis got Houston within 105-104, but Iverson hit
a deep pull-up 3-pointer on the next possession.


"It's just frustrating," Griffin said. "He's so small, but he's
fast. He can get a shot off because of his quickness."


A steal by Snow led to a tip-in by Dikembe Mutombo and Iverson
sealed it with two from the line with 23 seconds to go.


Snow and Harpring each scored nine points and Mutombo had eight
and 13 rebounds for the Sixers, who shot 48 percent (43-of-90),
made 24-of-26 free throws and committed just 10 turnovers.


Griffin had 17 points and 10 rebounds and Steve Francis added
13, 10 and seven assists for the Rockets, who shot 48 percent
(41-of-86). Houston made 10-of-20 3-pointers but committed 16
turnovers.